ICE Announces Criminal Immigrant Roundup
Dozens of wanted criminals are off the streets. Immigration officers targeted fugitives in the country illegally in a nationwide sweep.
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Dozens of wanted criminals are off the streets. Immigration officers targeted fugitives in the country illegally in a nationwide sweep.
A Crofton man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for beating and carjacking a woman outside a mall.
Frederick police have charged a man with setting seven fires in Frederick since March.
Prosecutors claim Antonio Martinez, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Maryland, confessed to trying to blow up a recruiting center in Catonsville as payback for what he believed was a war on Islam.
State Sen. Ulysses Currie never disclosed he was being paid by a grocery store chain as he pressed the head of the Maryland State Highway Administration to install traffic lights near the company's stores, the highway chief testified during the lawmaker's bribery trial on Wednesday.
Tyson Fresh Meats Inc. is recalling about 131,300 pounds of ground beef that might be contaminated with E. coli.
It's been part of the game since it was invented. Chewing tobacco is widely used by professional baseball players.
The Rev. Al Sharpton said he will lead a march in Washington next month in support of President Barack Obama's jobs plan -- and he dismissed blacks who criticize Obama over high black unemployment as having backed Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2008.
Call it housecleaning, downsizing, or streamlining, the target is city spending. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is rolling up her sleeves, and she's hired a company to help with the heavy lifting.
A startling discovery in Anne Arundel County where two grenades put fire officials and bomb squad technicians on high alert.
A Baltimore County student collapses in the middle of a field hockey game. The cause is still a mystery.
The Baltimore Police Department is joining forces with a North Carolina company called Advanced Liquid Logic, and researchers from Yale University, to bring DNA testing to the next level.
A link on the Internet gives kids all the information they need to become energy savers.
The millions of tons of sediment washed into the Bay by Tropical Storm Lee is still settling out. That aftermath has triggered a search for a way to limit this type of problem in the future.
How good of a driver are you? The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration is now daring all drivers to try their hand at Driver Challenge.
